Tropical Rainforest Knowledge Assessment

The video provides an overview of tropical rainforests, highlighting their location near the equator, hot and humid climate, and significant rainfall. It explains the four layers of the rainforest: forest floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer, each with unique characteristics and inhabitants. The video also emphasizes the biodiversity of rainforests, showcasing various plants and animals. It concludes by summarizing the key features and ecological importance of tropical rainforests.

What are tropical rainforests known for?

• Trees, rain, and humidity

• Deserts and sand dunes

• Mountains and valleys

• Cold weather and snow

Where are tropical rainforests typically located?

• Near the poles

• On mountain tops

• Near the equator

• In the desert

What is the average temperature range in a tropical rainforest?

• 50° to 60° F

• 70° to 93° F

• 30° to 40° F

• 100° to 110° F

How much rainfall do tropical rainforests receive annually?

• Up to 50 inches

• Up to 200 inches

• Up to 100 inches

• Up to 10 inches

What percentage of sunlight does the forest floor receive?

• 50%

• 2%

• 25%

• 10%

Which layer is home to small mammals and insects?

• Canopy layer

• Understory layer

• Forest floor

• Emergent layer

What is the primary layer of the tropical rainforest?

• Forest floor

• Understory layer

• Emergent layer

• Canopy layer

Which layer contains trees that grow above the canopy?

• Emergent layer

• Forest floor

• Understory layer

• Canopy layer

Which of the following is NOT commonly found in tropical rainforests?

• Gorillas

• Polar bears

• Big snakes

• Colorful frogs

What makes tropical rainforests unique among biomes?

• They are the driest biomes.

• They have the least diversity of plants and animals.

• They have the most diversity of plants and animals.

• They are located at the highest altitudes.